ENGINEERING: ELECTRONICS LEVEL 4 (HNC)

View The Isle of Wight College's standard entry requirements for full-time college courses (depending on the level of the course to be studied).

Typical offers:

A levels – EEE 

UCAS points – 48 points to include a minimum of 1 A level, a BTEC qualification in a relevant engineering discipline, or equivalent Exceptionally, equivalent professional experience will be considered (calculate your UCAS points) 

T levels – Pass (D or E in the core) 

BTECs (Extended Diplomas) – DDD 

English language requirements 

English language proficiency at a minimum of IELTS band 6.0 with no component score below 5.5. 

Unlike courses that are applied for at the main College, you will need to apply via the University of Portsmouth Website, UCAS code H614: https://www.port.ac.uk/study/courses/hnc-electrical-and-electronic-engineering#apply.

Once we receive your application you will be sent an information sheet and a pre-assessment for you to complete.  The pre-assessment is a guide for us to establish if you have the pre-requisite knowledge to be able to be successful in your studies. 

Year 1 

Core modules in this year include: 

• Analytical Methods for Engineers – 15 credits 
• Electrical and Electronic Measurement And Testing – 15 credits 
• Electrical and Electronic Principles – 15 credits 
• Engineering Science – 15 credits 

There are no optional modules in this year. 

You'll need to do around 120 hours of self-directed learning for each module. 

Year 2 

Core modules in this year include: 

• Combination and Sequential Logic – 15 credits 
• Digital and Analogue Devices And Circuits – 10 credits 
• Management of Projects – 15 credits 
• Project Design, Implementation and Evaluation – 20 credits 

There are no optional modules in this year. 

You'll need to do around 120 hours of self-directed learning for each module. 

Teaching on this course includes: 

• lectures 
• workshops 
• seminars 
• group sessions 
• presentations 
• discussions 
• research 
• presentations 
• e-learning 
• tutorials 

The course is offered as day release for one day a week at CECAMM. You’ll also do work-based learning, working with colleagues to put what you've learned in the classroom into practical use. 

You’ll be assessed through: 

• observation 
• presentations 
• a portfolio 
• reports 
• exams 
• reflective accounts 

Our level 2 courses are free *(if you are 19-24 years old you must have a full level 2 qualification already to be eligible for free funding. More eligibility criteria apply). Contact us if you need more information on funding.

Failure to complete the course will incur an admin cost.

This course is delivered as day release, one day a week at CECAMM.

https://www.port.ac.uk/study/courses/hnc-electrical-and-electronic-engineering